NH Collection’s New York Madison Avenue is set to launch in New York City

Wednesday, February 26, 2020

The NH Collection Hotels is all set to open its brand new property, The New York Madison Avenue, in the United States this April. The captivating luxury hotel is located in the heart of New York in midtown Manhattan.

The NH Collection New York Madison Avenue was formerly known as the NH New York Jolly Madison Towers and is currently undergoing a complete refurbishment. Influenced by the 1920 Renaissance architecture, the new hotel will display the finest class and magnificent charm. The vintage-style décor of the hotel is based on the Golden Age of advertising on Madison Avenue. It provides a chance for visitors to relish the aura of the bygone days while experiencing the best contemporary amenities.

Surrounded by the biggest attractions in New York, the centrally located property is only 10 minutes away from Times Square and Broadway. The Grand Central Station is also a 5-minute walk away from the hotel.

With a total of 288 rooms, NH Collection New York Madison Avenue offers a variety of accommodation options. From classic Premium and Superior rooms to luxurious Deluxe rooms, all the way up to Suites and Family rooms with a terrace as well as few connecting rooms, the hotel has it all! The interiors of the hotel are well-crafted with cherrywood furniture and walnut furnishing. Most of the rooms provide a perfect view of the entire cityscape alongside some of its major hotspots.

The hotel also comes with dining facilities and a separate cocktail bar, restaurant and a unique Suite&Tea concept.  It also offers an onsite gym and a functional space that can accommodate nearly 30 people for any kind of private event.

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